Please note that if you need to reformat an already used hard drive, please see the FAQ. This will be easier to follow for new users. It will only use the Proxmox GUI and avoid the use of the shell whenever possible. We want to make the setup as easy and understandable as possible. We know that at some point when using Proxmox regularly, it is a good idea to learn basic Linux and shell commands, but we think tutorials for beginners should not require these. This is the reason why we decided to write a tutorial without the use of the shell window. We think this is not the right approach, as the shell can be confusing and intimidating for new users. While troubleshooting a problem with a Proxmox instance, we discovered that a lot of tutorials on the internet are out of date, or mostly tend to use the shell for certain tasks, even tutorials meant for beginners. Why another tutorial about a widely discussed topic?
Proxmox was developed by Proxmox Server Solutions in Austria.Ģ. Proxmox offers a web interface accessible after installation on your server which makes management easy, usually only needing a few clicks. Proxmox is a complete open source server virtualization management solution. This written tutorial was also made in the form of a video.
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Besides this, we will be covering how to split your physical hard drives for certain tasks.
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We will be explaining how to install Proxmox and how to set up a virtual machine. In this tutorial, we are going to cover a basic Proxmox set up for beginners who have no prior experience with Proxmox. This is why we are writing this tutorial. For new users, the shell can be intimidating and confusing. We also noticed many of them use techniques that we would do different ourselves, like using the shell for certain things when they can also be done using the Proxmox UI. One day when troubleshooting a problem with Proxmox, we realised a lot of guides on the internet are out of date.
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